Samsung Tomorrow - Since everyone likes it so much when we tore apart that GALAXY Note and S II, we decided to give the GALAXY Tab 7.7 LTE a similar teardown treatment. Weighing only 335 grams but featuring a powerful battery providing up to 10 hours of video playback time, a crisp Super-AMOLED Plus display, and lightning fast LTE mobile broadband, the Tab 7.7 LTE hits the sweet spot for a portable multimedia device. So let’s see what lies in between those 7.89 millimeters.
PocketNow - Once again, the Galaxy Tab 7.7 has almost everything perfect: a 7.7" form factor, lightweight, plus a brilliant screen, what should be a fast processor, and a high speed antenna to wrap it all together. But something still isn't right - namely the sluggishness which seems to raise its ugly head just when you are starting to enjoy the hardware. Perhaps ICS will change this, but it could be due to TouchWiz. At the current price point (with a contract), it's extremely hard to recommend this device without some noticeable improvements to the user experience.
After all is said and done, we still rate the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 from Verizon a 3.5/5. One can only hope ICS will be able to improve the experience in the future.
Engadget - Samsung's Galaxy Tab series boasts seven distinct models. Throw in all of the variants of each one -- LTE, WiFi, WiMAX and even the Galaxy Note 10.1 if you want to be picky -- and all of a sudden the number of tablets produced by the Korean electronics giant over the past sixteen months shoots up to exceed twenty. In a vast sea of incredibly similar-looking Android slates, there's one model that dares to be different: the Galaxy Tab 7.7, an oddly sized tablet with a stunning Super AMOLED Plus display.
SlashGear - The size range of Android-based devices Samsung has made over the past year is far and away the largest any manufacturer has yet achieved, and if you’re unable to find the screen size you desire at the moment, you likely have only to wait another week or month and poof! It will appear. That said, it appears that the Galaxy Tab 7.7 has appeared here in the USA in an LTE edition made specifically for Verizon, and having taken a glance at every single other display size in the lineup I can comfortably say the following: this is one of the best.
